Loki had originally thought Dario hated Earth without reservation and worshipped Asgard just as blindly, which was why he held such views. But now he realized that wasn't the case. As long as it fit Dario's ideas, he would even want to hijack Asgard.
In his world, Asgard's rule would make Earth better, so Asgard had a responsibility to rule Earth.
Whether Asgard could actually rule Earth, or rather, how great a price it would have to pay to do so, and whether that served Asgard's interests at all—he didn't care.
And based on the logic that "Asgard's rule will make Earth better, so Asgard should rule Earth," both ordinary people and superheroes on Earth should support Asgard ruling Earth. They should all give up resisting and let Asgard rule the planet.
In his imagined scenario, the two sides would reach an agreement like that, and Asgard would smoothly take over Earth.
So he was now utterly confused. The man was willing, the woman was willing—so why hadn't Asgard ruled Earth yet?
Loki could tell that Dario was genuinely confused, and Loki also knew that with people like this, if you talked logic, they talked reality; if you talked reality, they talked logic. Explaining was useless.
He could roughly guess why Schiller had come today, so Loki asked, "Since that's what you think, what would you do if Asgard came to conquer Earth?"
"Of course I'd help you," Dario said. "Those ungrateful superheroes simply don't understand that letting Asgard rule Earth would be better for all humanity, because you are a perfect civilization..."
Seeing that he had started repeating himself again, Loki had no choice but to change his angle. "You said Asgard ruling Earth would be better for ordinary people. In what way?"
"If you accepted Earth, ordinary people